What is the longest focal length lens?
Yasko wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote: Pfft you all lose.
Nikon 2000mm
www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/companies/...es/reflex/2000mm.htm
You only win if you've owned it
The longest non-Cassegrain type prime lens I've owned is a 1000mm Pentax SMC Takumar I got from Ebay a while back. Unfortunately I only owned it for a day because it came with a cracked element.Returned and refunded...
LOL OK so the longest focal length I've owned is 200mm.
I want to get longer but can't afford it. Which is why I got a x1.7 extender.
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Yasko wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote: Pfft you all lose.
Nikon 2000mm
www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/companies/...es/reflex/2000mm.htm
You only win if you've owned it
The longest non-Cassegrain type prime lens I've owned is a 1000mm Pentax SMC Takumar I got from Ebay a while back. Unfortunately I only owned it for a day because it came with a cracked element.
LOL OK so the longest focal length I've owned is 200mm.
I want to get longer but can't afford it. Which is why I got a x1.7 extender.
Have you considered a Tamron adapt-all 300mm f2.8 lens? It's just as sharp as the Nikon models @2.8 (maybe better even?). A tad more CA, but the bokeh is out of this world. All it's missing is autofocus. Goes for around 900 bucks for a mint used copy.
Don't Make Me Peck You! by cyberastrofolkie , on Flickr
Molting Into Winter Colors by cyberastrofolkie , on Flickr
Wet European Starling by cyberastrofolkie , on Flickr
*from cyberastrofolkie's photostream on flickr*
no post processing, straight JPG from camera
Yasko wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote:
Yasko wrote:
Stealthy Ninja wrote: Pfft you all lose.
Nikon 2000mm
www.mir.com.my/rb/photography/companies/...es/reflex/2000mm.htm
You only win if you've owned it
The longest non-Cassegrain type prime lens I've owned is a 1000mm Pentax SMC Takumar I got from Ebay a while back. Unfortunately I only owned it for a day because it came with a cracked element.
LOL OK so the longest focal length I've owned is 200mm.
I want to get longer but can't afford it. Which is why I got a x1.7 extender.
Have you considered a Tamron adapt-all 300mm f2.8 lens? It's just as sharp as the Nikon models @2.8 (maybe better even?). A tad more CA, but the bokeh is out of this world. All it's missing is autofocus. Goes for around 900 bucks for a mint used copy.
Oh yeah, who needs AF?!
I think I'd rather have a 300 f/4 for a bit more and keep the AF. The 2.8 is tempting, but by AF skills aren't that great. Your samples are great though.
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